The significance of masks in various mythologies is profound, serving multiple purposes such as ritualistic, communicative, and transformative. Masks are often used in ceremonies to represent gods, spirits, or ancestors, facilitating a connection between the wearer and the spiritual realm. They can also embody themes of identity, protection, or social commentary, allowing individuals to explore different facets of life. This practice reflects the deep cultural meaning attributed to performance and the embodiment of narratives within the community.